JP7308575B2 - clothing with cups - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to clothing having cups, such as a brassiere, which is suitable not only for providing a bust-enhancing effect, but also for easily adjusting the shape of the bust and making the silhouette of the bust look beautiful.

For example, a typical brassiere includes left and right cups that wrap around the bust, left and right elastic back belts extending horizontally from the left and right outer sides of the cups, and a middle portion of the upper edge of the cups and the back belt. It is made up of elastic straps.

This type of brassiere supports the bust by the horizontal tension of the back belt and the upward tension of the straps. However, although the left and right busts can be pulled upward while being wrapped by the cups, they cannot be pulled up while adjusting the shape of the bust, which makes it difficult to easily adjust the shape of the bust and make the bust silhouette look beautiful. is not suitable for

As a solution to this problem, a brassiere has been proposed in which semicircularly curved wires are incorporated along the curved lines of the lower edges of the left and right cups.

Wires built into the brassiere play a role in supporting the load of the bust. Moreover, there are various kinds of curved shapes of the wire. Therefore, the user chooses a bra that fits his bust shape, but the selected brassiere may not suit his bust shape. Thus, if you wear a brassiere that does not fit your bust shape, for example, you may feel pain due to the feeling of pressure caused by the wire, and you will not be able to feel comfortable wearing it.

In order to solve such a problem, in Patent Document 1, the lower cup part of the cup is a combination of the upper part and the lower part, and the front part and the side part of the lower edge of the upper part are in the state of the paper pattern. When the lower edge of the upper part and the upper edge of the lower part are butted and sewn together, the lower part can be bent inward in a concave shape. We are proposing a bra that you can wear.

JP-A-07-54201

In the brassiere of Patent Literature 1 described above, the built-in wires are widened as the lower part of the bust is pushed up by the effect of the lower part being warped inward. It is said that this enhances the effect of bending the lower part inward and further enhances the bust-up effect.

By the way, in this brassiere, the front part and the side part of the lower edge of the upper part are shaped so that they partially overlap the upper edge of the lower part in a state in which they are cut according to the pattern paper, so that the lower part is recessed inward. It is so-called three-dimensional molding that makes it warp back.

Therefore, when worn, although the lower part is three-dimensionally molded, it is possible to obtain a comfortable feeling of wearing, but in particular, it is not possible to lift the left and right bust areas near the armpits while pulling them inward more effectively. .

In this way, if the left and right sides of the bust close to the armpit cannot be lifted while being brought inward more effectively, it is not possible to easily adjust the shape of the bust or make the bust silhouette look beautiful. There is a problem.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION It is an object of the present invention to provide a garment having a cup that can solve the above problems.

The clothing having the cups of the present invention includes left and right cups that wrap around the bust, left and right auxiliary cups that wrap around the sides of the bust, an underbelt portion that has a joint portion that joins on the back side, and one end of which is the above. A first strap coupled to the cup and having the other end coupled to the underbelt portion, and a second strap having one end coupled to the auxiliary cup and the other end coupled to the adjacent auxiliary cup. Characterized by
Also, the other end of the second strap is coupled to the inside of the auxiliary cup.
Also, the other end of the second strap is coupled to the outside of the auxiliary cup.
When the garment having the cups of the present invention is worn, the cups coupled to the first strap and the auxiliary cups coupled to the second strap support and lift the bust. In this case, the areas where the auxiliary cups are close to the sides of the left and right bust can be lifted while being more effectively brought inward.

According to the clothing having the cups of the present invention, the auxiliary cups can lift the left and right sides of the bust close to the sides of the bust while effectively pulling them inward. You can easily adjust the shape of your bust and make your bust silhouette look beautiful.

FIG. 1(a) is a diagram showing a front view of the brassiere when worn, and FIG. 1(b) is a diagram showing the state of the brassiere of FIG. 1(a) viewed from the rear side. FIG. 2 illustrates the brassiere when not worn, FIG. 2(a) is a diagram showing the state of the brassiere viewed from the front side, and FIG. 2(b) is a diagram of FIG. It is a figure which shows the state which looked at the brassiere from the back side. 1. It is a figure for demonstrating the effect|action in the brassiere of FIG. 1. It is a figure for demonstrating the other effect|action in the brassiere of FIG. It is a figure which shows the state which looked at the brassiere of FIG. 4 from the back side. 1. It is a figure for demonstrating the other example at the time of changing the structure of the brassiere of FIG. It is a figure for explaining still another example when the configuration of the brassiere of FIG. 1 is changed, FIG. It is a figure which shows the state which looked at the brassiere of Fig.7 (a) from the back side. FIG. 11 is a diagram for explaining still another example in which the configuration of the brassiere of FIG. 1 is changed; It is a figure for explaining still another example when the configuration of the brassiere of FIG. 1 is changed, FIG. It is a figure which shows the state which looked at the brassiere of Fig.9 (a) from the back side. It is a figure for explaining still another example when the configuration of the brassiere of FIG. 1 is changed, FIG. It is a figure which shows the state which looked at the brassiere of Fig.10 (a) from the back side.

An embodiment in which the garment having cups of the present invention is applied to a brassiere will now be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 4. FIG.

First, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the brassiere 100 has an underbelt portion 110A. The underbelt portion 110A includes a base belt 110, a first back belt 120 sewn to one side edge of the base belt 110, and a second back belt 130 sewn to the other side edge of the base belt 110. have. The base belt 110 plays a role of supporting the bust when worn. The first back belt 120 and the second back belt 130 prevent the brassiere 100 from shifting due to horizontal tension.

The first back belt 120 and the second back belt 130 are made of highly elastic material. The base belt 110 is made of a material having lower elasticity than the first back belt 120 and the second back belt 130 .

Here, by configuring the base belt 110 with a material having a lower stretchability than the first back belt 120 and the second back belt 130, tension is applied to the first back belt 120 and the second back belt 130 when worn. However, the horizontal extension of the base belt 110 is reduced, and the cups 140 and the auxiliary cups 150, which will be described later, are not pulled in the horizontal direction. so that it can support the bust.

The first back belt 120 has a male hook portion 121 on the other side edge. The second back belt 130 has a female hook portion 131 on the other side edge. By connecting the male hook portion 121 of the first back belt 120 to the female hook portion 131 of the second back belt 130 when worn, the tension of the first back belt 120 and the second back belt 130 allows the brassiere 100 to be adjusted to the wearing position. It is possible to prevent deviation from

The lower edges of the left and right cups 140 and the left and right auxiliary cups 150 are sewn to the upper edge of the base belt 110 . The left and right cups 140 are large enough to cover the left and right busts. The left and right auxiliary cups 150 are provided inside the left and right cups 140 . In addition, the left and right auxiliary cups 150 are provided at positions where they can wrap the left and right sides of the bust close to the sides. Also, the left and right auxiliary cups 150 are about half the size of the left and right cups 140, and are shaped so as to be able to wrap around the left and right sides of the bust.

The size of the left and right cups 140 may be a full cup size that can completely wrap the bust, or a 1/2 cup size that is about half the full cup size and has the upper side of the cup cut horizontally. or 3/4 cup size with 1/4 of the top of the cup cut toward the front. It may be a 4/5 cup size, less than or a combination of both.

Further, the size of the left and right auxiliary cups 150 may be changed according to the size of the left and right cups 140 . Further, by matching the shape of the side edges of the left and right auxiliary cups 150 to the shape of the side edges of the left and right cups 140, the design is not spoiled.

One ends of elastic first straps 170 are sewn to the tops of the upper edges of the left and right cups 140 . The other end of the first strap 170 is sewn to the upper edges of the first back belt 120 and the second back belt 130 . Also, the first strap 170 is provided with an adjuster 171 that can adjust the length of the first strap 170 . By adjusting the length of the first strap 170 with the adjuster 171, it can be worn according to the body shape of each user. Both ends of the first strap 170 may be detachable via connecting members such as hooks.

One ends of elastic second straps 180 are sewn to the tops of the upper edges of the left and right auxiliary cups 150 . The other end of the second strap 180 is sewn to the upper edges of the first back belt 120 and the second back belt 130 .

Also, the second strap 180 is provided with an adjuster 181 that can adjust the length of the second strap 180 . By adjusting the length of the second strap 180 with the adjuster 181, it can be worn according to the body shape of each user. Further, by adjusting the length of the second strap 180, it is possible to adjust the tension that pulls up the areas close to the sides of the left and right bust obliquely upward toward the center of the bust. Both ends of the second strap 180 may be detachable via connecting members such as hooks.

In addition, as shown in FIGS. 2A and 2B, the other end of the first strap 170 and the other end of the second strap 180 are joined at positions closer to the male hook portion 121 and the female hook portion 131. ing. The other end of the first strap 170 is sewn to the first back belt 120 and the second back belt 130 so as to be located inside the other end of the second strap 180 . Thus, when worn, when the male hook portion 121 of the first back belt 120 is connected to the female hook portion 131 of the second back belt 130, the other end of the second strap 180 is attached to the second strap 180 as shown in FIG. 1(b). 1 located inside the other end of the strap 170 .

Note that the first strap 170 and the second strap 180 may be formed in different colors. This facilitates identification of the first straps 170 and the second straps 180 when the brassiere 100 is worn.

Underbones 160 are provided inside the left and right cups 140 and the left and right auxiliary cups 150 . The underbone 160 supports the bust and prevents the bust from losing its shape when worn. The underbone 160 may be wired or unwired. Both ends of the underbone 160 are joined to the side edges of the cup 140 and the auxiliary cup 150 by suturing. Also, portions of the underbone 160 overlapping the left and right auxiliary cups 150 are joined to the left and right auxiliary cups 150 by stitching.

As a result, the space between the left and right auxiliary cups 150 and the left and right cups 140 can be used as a storage portion for a pad capable of reshaping the shape of the bust. In addition, the center portion 161 of the underbone 160 is joined by suturing to the portions where the left and right cups 140 overlap at the center of the bust. As a result, it is possible to prevent the portions of the left and right cups 140 from collapsing at the center of the bust.

Next, with reference to FIG. 3, the action of wearing the brassiere 100 having the above configuration will be described. In the following, it is assumed that the lengths of the first strap 170 and the second strap 180 have been adjusted in advance by the adjusters 171 and 181 according to the user's body shape.

First, the left and right first straps 170 and second straps 180 are passed through the arm. Next, the male hook portion 121 of the first back belt 120 of the underbelt portion 110A is coupled to the female hook portion 131 of the second back belt 130 . Subsequently, the left and right second straps 180 are pulled up to the shoulders. At this time, the left and right second straps 180 pull up the left and right auxiliary cups 150 in the direction of the arrow b. As a result, the left and right portions of the bust close to the armpits are pulled up obliquely upward in the direction of the arrow b toward the center of the bust. In other words, the areas near the sides of the left and right bust are drawn toward the center of the bust and pulled upward.

At this time, the other end of the second strap 180 connected to the first back belt 120 and the second back belt 130 is located inside the position of the one end connected to the upper edge of the auxiliary cup 150 (the center of the bust). close to). For this reason, the direction of arrow b in which the auxiliary cups 150 are pulled up by the second strap 180 is maintained in a state of being inclined toward the center of the bust with respect to the vertical direction. As a result, the part near the side of the bust lifted by the auxiliary cups 150 is held without losing its shape.

Also, the left and right first straps 170 are pulled up to the shoulders. At this time, the left and right first straps 170 pull up the left and right cups 140 in the direction of arrow a. As a result, the bust covered by the left and right cups 140 is lifted obliquely upward along the direction of the arrow a.

At this time, the other end of the first strap 170 connected to the first back belt 120 and the second back belt 130 is located inside (near the center of the bust) the position of the one end connected to the upper edge of the cup 140. )It is in. Therefore, the direction of arrow a, which pulls up the cup 140 by the first strap 170, is maintained in a state of being inclined toward the center of the bust with respect to the vertical direction. As a result, the bust lifted by the cups 140 is held without losing its shape.

Alternatively, the left and right first straps 170 may be pulled up to the shoulders first, and then the second straps 180 may be pulled up to the shoulders. Alternatively, the left and right first straps 170 and second straps 180 may be pulled up to the shoulders at the same time. In these cases, even when the left and right first straps 170 and second straps 180 are pulled up to the shoulders, the position of the auxiliary cup 150 can be easily adjusted.

Also, the base belt 110 supports the lower part of the bust. Here, the base belt 110 is made of a material having lower elasticity than the first back belt 120 and the second back belt 130 . Therefore, even if horizontal tension is applied to the base belt 110 by the first back belt 120 and the second back belt 130 when the base belt 110 is worn, the base belt 110 does not extend in the horizontal direction, and the cups 140 and the auxiliary cups 150 do not extend in the horizontal direction. Because it is not pulled horizontally, it is possible to support the bust without compromising the comfortable feeling of wearing and keeping the shape of the bust.

Also, the underbone 160 supports the lower part of the bust together with the base belt 110 . Here, as described above, the portions of the underbone 160 overlapping the left and right auxiliary cups 150 are joined to the left and right auxiliary cups 150 by stitching. Therefore, as the left and right auxiliary cups 150 are pulled up in the direction of the arrow b, the portions of the underbone 160 overlapping the left and right auxiliary cups 150 are pulled up in the direction of the arrow b. , the auxiliary cups 150 enhance the effect of raising the left and right sides of the bust near the armpits.

In addition, since the underbone 160 supports the lower part of the bust along the verges line (lower milk), the verges line (lower milk) can be clearly defined, and the shape of the bust can be more beautifully arranged. By the way, for example, in general commercially available products with wires, if the curved shape of the wire does not match the user's verge line (lower milk), the verge line (lower milk) cannot be clearly shaped.

In this regard, in the brassiere 100 of this embodiment, by pulling up the first strap 170 and the second strap 180 in the directions of the arrows a and b, the underbone 160 follows the verges line (lower breast) and the verges line (lower breast). lower milk) can be lifted. As a result, the deformation of the underbone 160 fits the verge line (lower milk), so even if the bust has various shapes, the verge line (lower milk) can be clearly shaped, and the shape of the bust can be further improved. can be arranged neatly.

In addition, the areas near the armpits of the left and right bust are pulled up obliquely upward along the direction of the arrow b by the auxiliary cups 150 inside the cups 140, and after the areas near the armpits of the left and right bust are adjusted, the cups 140 support the bust. By pulling up in the direction of arrow a, the shape of the entire bust can be adjusted, so that the shape of the bust can be easily adjusted.

In addition, the left and right portions of the bust close to the armpits are kept pulled up in the direction of the arrow b by the auxiliary cups 150 and the underbones 160, so that the portions close to the sides of the bust gradually move toward the back and armpits. It prevents the bust from escaping, so it can prevent the bust from losing its shape for a long time and make the bust silhouette look beautiful.

Further, since the left and right cups 140 and the left and right auxiliary cups 150 support the load of the bust, the respective cups 140 and the auxiliary cups 150 can share and support the load of the bust. In this case, the support of the bust load by the cups 140 is smaller than when the auxiliary cups 150 are not provided. A feeling of wearing is provided.

When the underbone 160 has a wire, as the left and right auxiliary cups 150 are pulled up in the direction of the arrow b, both sides of the wire (where they overlap the auxiliary cups 150) are pulled up in the direction of the arrow b. It is possible to more effectively prevent the bust from losing its shape, etc., while reducing the pain caused by the tightness caused by the tightness.

In addition, since the first strap 170 and the second strap 180 are stretchable as described above, even when the first strap 170 and the second strap 180 are worn over the shoulders, the bust can be stretched. Adjustments for trimming can be easily performed.

The example of FIG. 3 shows the case where the left and right second straps 180 are pulled up to the position of the shoulders close to the neck. It may have been pulled up into position. In any case, the position at which the first strap 170 and the second strap 180 are pulled up to the shoulder may be determined according to the user's preference.

Next, with reference to FIGS. 4 and 5, another action when the brassiere 100 having the above configuration is worn will be described. In the following description, it is assumed that the lengths of the first strap 170 and the second strap 180 have already been adjusted by the adjusters 171 and 181 according to the user's body shape in the same manner as described above.

First, as shown in FIG. 4, for example, the adjuster 181 of the second strap 180 is operated to adjust the second strap 180 to be longer. Next, the left and right first straps 170 and second straps 180 are passed through the arm. Subsequently, for example, the left and right second straps 180 are pulled up to the shoulders and moved over the head to the opposite shoulders.

In other words, the right and left second straps 180 are put on the shoulders in such a manner as to cross the neck. At this time, the left and right second straps 180 pull up the left and right auxiliary cups 150 in the direction of the arrow b. As a result, the left and right portions of the bust close to the armpits are pulled up obliquely upward in the direction of the arrow b toward the center of the bust. In this case, compared to the inclination of the second strap 180 with respect to the vertical direction in the direction of arrow b described in FIG. For this reason, it is possible to more effectively bring the areas near the armpits of the left and right bust toward the center of the bust. In addition, since the second strap 180 is worn so as to be crossed across the neck, it is prevented from slipping off the shoulder.

Also, the left and right first straps 170 are pulled up to the shoulders. At this time, the left and right first straps 170 pull up the left and right cups 140 in the direction of arrow a. As a result, the bust covered by the left and right cups 140 is lifted obliquely upward along the direction of the arrow a.

At this time, as shown in FIG. 5, on the back side of the brassiere 100, tension acts in the direction of arrow b1 on the left and right second straps 180, and tension acts in the direction of arrow a1 on the left and right first straps 170. . As a result, the tension that pulls up the left and right auxiliary cups 150 in the direction of arrow b by the left and right second straps 180 and the tension that pulls up the left and right cups 140 in the direction of arrow a by the left and right first straps 170 can be stabilized. The bust lifting effect of the cups 140 and the auxiliary cups 150 can be maintained for a long period of time.

In the example of FIGS. 4 and 5, the left and right second straps 180 are crossed across the neck and worn over the shoulders, but the present invention is not limited to this, and the first strap 170 is placed across the neck. It may be crossed and worn over the shoulder. As a result, since the left and right first straps 170 are worn so as to be crossed across the neck, the effect of the cups 140 to lift the bust is enhanced, and the left and right bust areas close to the sides of the bust are stretched. The effect of pulling it toward the center is also obtained, and it will not slip off the shoulder.

Alternatively, the left and right first straps 170 and the second straps 180 may be crossed across the neck and worn over the shoulders. As a result, the cups 140 and the auxiliary cups 150 can enhance the bust-lifting effect and prevent the left and right first straps 170 and the second straps 180 from slipping down from the shoulders.

In this way, the brassiere 100 of this embodiment includes the left and right cups 140 that wrap around the bust, the left and right auxiliary cups 150 that wrap around the sides of the bust, and the joints (male hooks 121, and a female hook portion 131), a first strap 170 having one end coupled to the cup 140 and the other end coupled to the underbelt portion 110A, one end coupled to the auxiliary cup 150, and the other end and a second strap 180 coupled to the underbelt portion 110A.

As a result, when the brassiere 100 is worn, the cups 140 coupled to the first straps 170 and the auxiliary cups 150 coupled to the second straps 180 support the bust, so that the auxiliary cups 150 support the left and right sides of the bust. The part near the side of the body can be lifted while being brought inward more effectively. As a result, it is possible to easily adjust the shape of the bust and make the silhouette of the bust look beautiful, as well as to bring about a bust-up effect.

In this embodiment, as shown in FIGS. 1A and 1B, the auxiliary cup 150 is provided inside the cup 140, but the present invention is not limited to this example. For example, as shown in FIG. 6, the auxiliary cup 150 may be provided on the front side of the cup 140 .

In this way, after the first straps 170 connected to the cups 140 are placed over the shoulders to adjust the shape of the left and right bust, the second straps 180 connected to the auxiliary cups 150 are placed over the shoulders to obtain the left and right busts. While adjusting the shape of the part near the side of the bust, the left and right bust can be brought together and lifted.

Further, in the present embodiment, as shown in FIGS. 2A and 2B, the left and right first straps are arranged so that the other end of the second strap 180 is positioned outside the other end of the first strap 170 . 170 and the other end of the second strap 180 are connected to the first back belt 120 and the second back belt 130 by stitching, but the present invention is not limited to this example.

That is, as shown in FIG. 7( a ), for example, the left and right first straps 170 and second straps 180 are arranged such that the other end of the second straps 180 is positioned inside the other end of the first straps 170 . The ends may be joined to the first back belt 120 and the second back belt 130 by stitching.

In this way, when the male hook portion 121 of the first back belt 120 is connected to the female hook portion 131 of the second back belt 130, as shown in FIG. The other end is positioned inside the other end of the second strap 180 . As a result, when worn, the other end of the first strap 170 is positioned further inside than the one end of the first strap 170 joined to the upper edge of the cup 140, so that the first strap 170 described with reference to FIG. When the other end of the first strap 170 is positioned inside the other end of the second strap 180, the inclination in the direction of the arrow a relative to the vertical direction becomes greater than the inclination in the direction of the arrow a relative to the vertical direction of the cup 140. The effect of pulling up the bust is enhanced, and the effect of pulling the left and right sides of the bust near the armpits toward the center of the bust is also enhanced.

Further, for example, as shown in FIG. 7B, when the other ends of the left and right first straps 170 and the second straps 180 are joined to the first back belt 120 and the second back belt 130 by sewing, The other end of the first strap 170 and the other end of the second strap 180 may be positioned at the same position.

In this way, the stitching positions of the other ends of the left and right first straps 170 and second straps 180 to the first back belt 120 and the second back belt 130 can be put together at one point.

1(a) and 1(b), the other end of the first strap 170 and the other end of the second strap 180 are sewn to the first back belt 120 and the second back belt 130. Although it is described as a case where it is combined by, it is not limited to this example.

For example, as shown in FIG. 8, the other end of the first strap 170 and the other end of the second strap 180 are tied around the front of the brassiere 100 to the back of the neck, which is called a halter neck. The brassiere 100 may be worn with the straps 170 and the second straps 180 over the shoulders.

In this way, in combination with clothing such as a backless dress (a dress with a wide open back) or a backless top, it is possible to wear it without discomfort and to make the bust silhouette look more beautiful.

FIG. 8 shows the case where the other end of the first strap 170 and the other end of the second strap 180 are tied behind the neck, but the present invention is not limited to this example, and other than the first strap 170 Either one end or the other end of the second strap 180 is tied behind the neck, and the other end of the other first strap 170 or the other end of the second strap 180 is connected to the first back belt 120 and the second back. It may be attached to the belt 130 by suturing.

By doing so, it is possible to enhance the accent effect also in combinations other than clothing such as a backless dress (a dress with a wide open back) and a backless top.

In addition, as shown in FIGS. 1(a) and 1(b), the connection position of the other end of the second strap 180 is the first back belt 120 and the second back belt 130, but this is limited to this example. not a thing

That is, as shown in FIGS. 9(a) and 9(b), the inner side of the auxiliary cup 150 adjacent to the auxiliary cup 150 to which one end of the second strap 180 is connected (the portion positioned inside the bust when worn). may be sutured to the In this case, for example, if the other end of the second strap 180 is connected to a portion that overlaps with the underbone 160 , the tension of the second strap 180 acts on the entire auxiliary cup 150 via the underbone 160 . This further enhances the effect of raising the left and right bust by the auxiliary cups 150 .

When worn, for example, as shown in FIG. 5, the left and right second straps 180 are put on the shoulders so as to be crossed across the neck. Also, the left and right first straps 170 are pulled up to the shoulders. In this case, for example, as shown in FIG. 4, the bust covered by the left and right cups 140 is lifted obliquely upward along the direction of the arrow a. Also, the left and right second straps 180 pull up the left and right auxiliary cups 150 in the direction of the arrow b.

Specifically, as shown in FIGS. 9A and 9B, the other end of the second strap 180 pulls up the inner side of the adjacent auxiliary cup 150 in the direction of arrow b2. In addition, the left and right busts are pulled inward and lifted upward by the tension of the left and right second straps 180 that pulls up the left and right auxiliary cups 150 in the direction of the arrow b2.

As a result, the areas close to the sides of the left and right bust can be effectively moved toward the center of the bust, and the effect of raising the bust by the cups 140 and the auxiliary cups 150 can be maintained for a long period of time. can. Moreover, since the left and right second straps 180 pull up the left and right auxiliary cups 150 in the direction of the arrow b2, even if the tension of the left and right first straps 170, which is the force of the cups 140 to lift the bust, is loosened, the second straps 180 can be lifted. Due to the lifting effect of the auxiliary cups 150, the bust lifting effect and the like can be maintained for a long time.

In this case, the feeling of pressure on the bust due to the cups 140 is reduced, so that the wearer can wear it for a long time without feeling discomfort. In addition, since the tension of the first strap 170 is loosened and the feeling of pressure on the bust is reduced, the cup 140 can be easily moved to a breastfeeding position without further loosening the tension of the first strap 170, for example, during breastfeeding. You can turn over.

Also, the connecting position of the other end of the second strap 180 may be as shown in FIGS. 10(a) and 10(b).

That is, one end of the second strap 180 may be sewn to the outside of the auxiliary cup 150 adjacent to the one to which the second strap 180 is connected (the location outside the bust when worn). In this case, for example, if the other end of the second strap 180 is connected to a portion that overlaps with the underbone 160, the tension of the second strap 180 acts on the entire auxiliary cup 150 via the underbone 160 in the same manner as described above. The effect of raising the left and right bust by the cups 150 is further enhanced.

Then, when worn, the left and right second straps 180 are put on the shoulders in a crossed manner with the neck in between in the same manner as described above. Also, the left and right first straps 170 are pulled up to the shoulders. In this case, for example, as shown in FIG. 4, the bust covered by the left and right cups 140 is lifted obliquely upward along the direction of the arrow a. Also, the left and right second straps 180 pull up the left and right auxiliary cups 150 in the direction of the arrow b.

Specifically, as shown in FIGS. 10(a) and 10(b), the other end of the second strap 180 pulls up the outer side of the adjacent auxiliary cup 150 in the direction of arrow b3. In addition, the left and right busts are pulled inward and lifted upward by the tension of the left and right second straps 180 that pulls up the left and right auxiliary cups 150 in the direction of the arrow b3.

In this way, the other end of the second strap 180 pulls up the outer side of the adjacent auxiliary cup 150 in the direction of the arrow b3. Compared to the case where the insides of the auxiliary cups 150 whose other ends are adjacent to each other are pulled up in the direction of the arrow b2, the left and right busts can be brought together and raised more efficiently. In addition, since the other end of the second strap 180 pulls up the outer side of the adjoining auxiliary cup 150 in the direction of the arrow b3, the force of the auxiliary cup 150 to lift the bust is increased, which is great for women who want to make their large breasts appear smaller. You don't need to roll the sarashi.

Although the brassiere 100 described above is described assuming use during the daytime, it is not limited to this example, and can also be used as a night bra that is used while sleeping. That is, as described above, by adjusting the adjuster 171 or 181, the tension of the first strap 170 or the second strap 180 of the cup 140 or the auxiliary cup 150 can be easily loosened, so that the chest can be adjusted to the ideal shape. Since it can be held in shape, it can also be used as a night bra. In this way, the brassiere 100 can be used as a night bra, so that the troublesomeness of changing the brassiere 100 during the daytime or while sleeping can be eliminated, and the need to use the brassiere 100 properly is eliminated.

In this embodiment, the clothing having the cups of the present invention is applied to the brassiere 100, but the present invention is not limited to this example, and may be applied to swimwear, sports bras, and the like.

100 brassiere 110 base belt 110A underbelt portion 120 first back belt 121 male hook portion 130 second back belt 131 female hook portion 140 cup 150 auxiliary cup 160 underbone 161 central portion 170 first straps 171, 181 adjuster 180 second strap

Claims (3)

Left and right cups that wrap around the bust,
left and right auxiliary cups that wrap around the sides of the bust;
an underbelt portion having a joint portion that joins on the back side;
a first strap having one end coupled to the cup and the other end coupled to the underbelt portion;
and a second strap having one end coupled to the auxiliary cup and the other end coupled to the adjacent auxiliary cup. 2. The garment with a cup as claimed in claim 1, wherein the other end of said second strap is attached to the inner side of said auxiliary cup. 2. The garment with a cup as claimed in claim 1, wherein the other end of said second strap is attached to the outside of said auxiliary cup.

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